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call the stars and tell them to play brantley in cf instead of dhing him like the last time i saw them...that would be cool..

yeah im a lowly teacher in a non-union state and i received 7-8 different t-shirts and polos to wear to various events as well as food pretty regularly... getting stuff with the job is pretty normal for nearly everyone..

by a random sequence of events, there's a good chance i will be at the huntsville game tonight...other than seeing how hard Hand is hrowing this year, is anyone interested in anything else about this squad?

"1996 (age 20) Columbus (A-): .268/.355/.575/.930 482 AB, 129 H, 20 2B, 40 HR, 62 BB, 166 SO " I personally witnessed him walk across the chattahoochee river a few times...just below the bridge...

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ok, he's got no chance as a write in... but the all-star team needs a backup behind chipper...it's possible that if russs hits another 5-7 bombs, he could make the all-star team as a bench player...completely insane, but possible..

when i saw him play last month he took about 30 minutes worth of infield at 1b...it's clearly no secret that the brewers want him to remember how to play 1st... also, sorry about the formatting on the link report stuff...jim's a genius, and i'm not...

Final: Oklahoma (Rangers) 3, Nashville 6 Nashville Site Game Summary: Sounds Snap Skid With 6-3 Win Over 'Hawks Date Posted: 6/19/2008 http://www.nashvillesounds.com/images/news/gardner.jpg NASHVILLE - The Nashville Sounds snapped a three-game skid by pounding out 13 hits in a 6-3 victory over the Oklahoma RedHawks on Thursday evening at Greer Stadium. The victory was the first for the Sounds in 11 contests against the RedHawks in 2008. Richie Gardner (6-2) worked a season-high seven innings for Nashville to notch his sixth win in his last 10 outings. The right-hander lowered his ERA to 3.80 on the year after allowing one run on four hits and striking out a season-best seven batters in the outing. Brad Nelson homered and drove in a team-high three runs as part of a 3-for-3 evening. Mel Stocker continued his recent hot hitting with a 3-for-5 effort, his third multiple-hit game in his last five, and Adam Heether recorded a season-best three hits for Nashville. Oklahoma took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning against Sounds starter Derrick Turnbow. After the right-hander fanned Jason Ellison to open the contest, the 'Hawks loaded the bags on a pair of walk sandwiched around a Nelson Cruz single. John Mayberry lifted a sacrifice fly to left to plate Ryan Roberts with the game's first run. During the next at-bat, Turnbow uncorked his second wild pitch of the frame, which allowed Cruz to scamper home from third. The Sounds got a run back in unearned fashion in the home half of the frame to halve the lead. Stocker led off with a bunt single and advanced to second on a throwing error by catcher Kevin Richardson. After a Tony Gwynn sacrifice bunt, Nelson lifted a sacrifice fly to right, the slugger's team-leading 41st RBI of the year. Nashville took a 3-2 in the third against RedHawks starter Kameron Loe. Adam Heether led off with a single to left, moved to second on a Stocker single, and later came home on a Callix Crabbe RBI groundout. Nelson drove in his second run of the night and put the Sounds in front when he followed with an opposite-field, two-out single to left to score Stocker. The RedHawks tied it in the fifth when Cruz drew a one-out walk, stole second, and scored on John Mayberry's two-out RBI double to left off Gardner. Nelson continued his solid evening in the bottom of the fifth when he belted a two-out solo homer to center off RedHawks reliever Brian Gordon to push the Sounds back in front. The slugger's tenth roundtripper of the year made it a 4-3 game. Laynce Nix got into the longball act an inning later. He led off the sixth frame with his tenth blast of the year, a solo shot off Gordon. The Sounds added another two-out run in the seventh to stretch the lead to 6-3. Gwynn walked to open the frame before being thrown out at the plate while attempting to score from first on a Nelson single to center. Rottino followed with an RBI double to the right-center gap. Sounds closer Luis Pena followed Gardner's stellar effort with a scoreless ninth to notch his 11th save of the year. Gordon (0-1) took his first loss of the year for Oklahoma after allowing two runs on three hits over his two relief innings. The teams wrap up the series with a 7 p.m. finale on Friday evening at Greer. Left-hander Sam Narron (3-2, 4.62) will make the start for the Sounds to face Oklahoma right-hander Luis Mendoza (2-2, 5.04). Nashville Box Score Brad Nelson puts on a show with the bat... Nashville Game Log

Final: West Virginia 10, Kannapolis (White Sox) 2 West Virginia Press Release: Power Use Four Run Fifth to Beat Kannapolis Caleb Gindl, Steffan Wilson, Eric Fryer and Curt Rindal all smacked RBI doubles in the fifth inning of Thursday night's game at FieldCrest Cannon Stadium, as the West Virginia Power used the four run frame to pull away from the Intimidators and opened up the second half of the season with a 10-2 victory. West Virginia scored first when Eric Farris came across on a wild pitch in the top of the first inning. Kannapolis answered quickly with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first to take their only lead of the game. Logan Johnson singled in a run to tie it up and Christian Marrero's Sacrifice Fly brought in Jim Gallagher to make it 2-1. West Virginia scored three times in the third to take the lead. Wilson and Fryer began the inning on back-to-back base hits. Rindal's single to left field scored Wilson. Jim Gallagher's errant throw from left allowed Fryer to score and put Rindal on third base. Rindal scored later in the inning on Matt Cline's sacrifice fly. Zelous Wheeler began the four run fifth with a base hit before Gindl, Wilson and Fryer hit three consecutive RBI doubles. Rindal's run scoring double completed the big inning. The Power added a pair of insurance runs in the ninth. Rindal singled in his third run of the game and Hector Santiago's balk brought in Anderson Delarosa. Evan Anundsen (6-4) was strong through five innings, allowing just a pair of runs on six hits to get the victory. Levi Maxwell (6-2) was tagged with the loss after surrendering seven runs on nine hits in four innings of work. Roque Mercedes and Pedro Lambertus combined to toss four scoreless innings of relief. The Power improved to 33-37 on the year and 1-0 in the second half with the win, while the Intimidators fell to 31-40 on the year and 0-1 in the second half with the loss. Seven Power players hit safely and four Power players turned in multi-hit games. Rindal and Gindl paced the Power with three hits a piece. Zelous Wheeler walked and singled, extending his on base streak to 18 games. West Virginia has won their last four games. The Power will continue the five game series against the Kannapolis Intimidators at FieldCrest Cannon Stadium in Kannapolis, North Carolina on Friday night. Left hander Mike Ramlow (2-2, 2.18) will get the start for the Power and the Intimidators will counter with right hander Miguel Socolovich (0-3, 6.65). The first pitch is scheduled for 7:05 PM. West Virginia Box Score Tonight was a good showing considering thie lineup looked very weak without Lucroy West Virginia Game Log

Final: Brevard County 3, Daytona (Cubs) 2 Brevard County Box Score Taylor Green with his 8th homer and a walk. his walk rate this year has been very good and he doesn't strike out at all. Here's to hoping he breaks out like Gamel in 2009 in Huntsville. Lucroy 0 for 3 but with the go-ahead sacrifice fly in his Brevard debut Brevard County Game Log A double play with a runner on third in the bottom of the 9th saved this game for the 'Tees.

Elizabeth mitchell from Ida has a couple of great kids cd's as well...with velvet underground covers..

they have like 30 roombas a month..

Braun and Fielder have already had superstar type seasons and their offers likely reflected it...i suspect corey was hoping his offer would improve with a big time season...i still think huck will be next to sign long term

my 1 year old flows with the odyssey and the oracle by the zombies

Francoeur sucks...albeit it a little older, braun's first couple seasons look a lot more like vladimir guerrero's... his walk rate is low...but it's not crippling...he's highly likely to gain at least some obp skills as he is in the league longer... he's not alex rodriguez at the moment, but he's got historic power for a young player, and that is being played down way to far by a handful of posters..

i think we had cain to nashville before anyone all of last week... we have minor league stuff absolutely all the time...

Roque wasn't throwing all that hard last year...maybe low 90's...i would describe what i've seen of him in person as awful...so maybe something has changed?

these teams had it out for each other in 2006 and 2007 as well..

dang, that really was imminent

adrian gonzalez from the padres...he's having a huge year.

May Farm Hops Posted and ready for review...sorry about the delay, i was out of the country...

the problem with the law of averages is that it means the cubs are incredibly overdue to win the world series as well..

he's going to hit 75 homers this year! if you are keeping score at home, his 3TO rating is at .76ish he's on pace for 70+ homers and 200 k's...nothing ever changes

Clancy...even if the brewers had redrafted him, he would have been an 08 pick, not an 05...so how does his selection by the a's change anything...the brewers lost him years ago..

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